Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-22

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anA asiua oshaF polffisal wurk. Tor IN
pzfpoae % aooompiishfnQ certain
polifioai obissta stsled - tba1 tims.
a sesameg, Ne Violet, vas chartered
d thfa city - eonvsy TIE party ca isl
miaaion, and IN orosI that sha puhiis
might Be fally poeted on she crossed
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uaa sens aiona 10 tako notes.
Before going into the paFafsalars Of
TIE TING We viii pnbIlsh statsReut oi
kEzxkNDEn ALxnx,
OsnsE Of the viclst. MF. Allan Is a
well known eitizan, and his statement
onn BE- eubataufiafed. he aaya: "A
oanSs 30 No aud tntrodneed himself q
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nal HeYenue for Washington Territory.
BteamoF ani1nble for cruising 4boat The
So1nd, and THAI be, Governor Semple
and 8afxsyoF GsnsFal BEsekenFidgs bad
oERanizsd 3 plsasure party, wanted 70
20 ON Q little hunlfng ard nshlne trip,
end would like 10 charter her. ! told
Mr.. Hicks thai ! woald FatheE nni char.
Ter The Violet, - she vas q new boat and
. eoai barnes, without condenssr1, and
unfit 70 make Az extended trip O. she
had 70 carry fresh water 70 mnks steam,
from plaos 20 place. He said they vera
going cunning, 10 be gone q ecupls Of
weeks, sad that there would be plenty
Of wood and ws,ar Is points where they
wuuid step. then chartered the Violet
20 them for el5 per dag, bat had ]
known thay we're R0ing on wlld-Rocse
political chases would never have lei
Ihsm had Der On any tarms. As e turns
cot, they went al ever the Sound, ex-
hansiod ne fasl On board. and took Der
10 points where coal COT $3.50 per ton.
and today ] bad 60 dsaH on my bank
necount 70 pay her expenses on the trip.
AZ ths end Of seven daya they. without
nOtiee 10 me. cancelled their charter,
ana the boat came home considerably
the worse for the trip. / learn that she
gun they took was never taken ont Of
lie ease, and they never allowed the
boat 20 stop long enough 10 get their
tackle ready for fishing"
AoosUN1 on Tzn TRrP.
Oar Informant aaoats furnishes ns
the following particulars Of the cruise:
Goa Wednesday, July 18Th, We vent TO
Tacoma 70 taxa the baggage and hunt
ING Rnd lshine outfit on board. The
captain and crew carried the valtaas
down the hill 10 she steamer, and q
drayman brought TIE card table and
BLANKETS. When be arrived Mr., Kicks
oasEed him 10 esnts. He demanded %
cents for the trip, saying that vas the
regular price, and regular quarrel en-
sued, bot no blows ware struck. got
diagustsd and left the scene, aud how
the matter was settled / cannot tell, but
I made up my mind from that tins
that the trip was 10 be nada on tho
cheap ane nasty ordsr. Ga Thursday
We came TO Ssattle and took on provi-
sions for the Grew. That day Mr.. Oal-
liean broaRhs down on his dray large
doinii0hn, addressed 10 q member Of
The party, labelled
'anrsKH,'
q And Il once concluded that tbs pFin-
eipal shootiag on the "trip would be the
shooting Of the contents Of that demi.
iohn dovn shalr Democratic throats.
For some reason or other We could
not get the party together 20 as 10 gel
away tbat day, auq u vas arranged 70
leave Friday morning. i hands were
on board, and We beaded for blakely.
There q two hours pog-vow vas had,
when We left for Madison, where We
remained some length Of time. From
there We went 10 LudloW. The excuF-
al0nisss spent the evening up town, and
siapt on board on the hunks improvised
for thom. When they retired they
locked tie demiiohn up In the water
cloast. probably for fear 4 might lose
Sc strength dadna the sight. From
there We sent to Fort Gamble, and re-
NAMED tEo and 8 half hours; and
themes 10 Port Townsend. where We
saopped two hours. After STRENGTHENING
lhe steamer up 9 little. We started np
toWn 10 gel something 10 eat, being very
hunqFY; bat on the wharf We met Sar-
veyoF General Breckenridge. Who esid
20 must start immediately for Port
Haalook. He said We could Get dinner
there. On arriving II hadlocf The hotel
vac closed, ard We hxed Hp little ianeh
90 beard for the crew. We returned 10
Port Townsend AZ O'Clock, aud re.
NAMED al niQht. We cleared the boaf
90, and. aa q heavy sWell vas Fannina,
We moorea her In q safe place, Coz some
supper and turned In 81 9s39. Az II
o'clook Mr.. Hicks came aboard and
reused rs up. and said We must get M
der say az 10 morning. Tue captain
said toe crew we're very tired. aud be
eoald not start az thai houf.
nAtt o'clock Surveyor General breek
enridRe came on board AID wanted 10
knou WY We could net start at once,
and ehy We vera not ready 10 20. The
captain asked him whare be was going,
nd he replied: sTo George venAbie
Smiths colony 81 Port Angelica The
captain replieds There are three rea-
sons why We cannot 20 there First, We
have no license 10 90 bsyond Port
TOwnasnd; seoead, We have no coal
and third, ea have no wafer Governor
Sempie spoke up and said; We have
thia boat chartered, aud We have right
10 order her % 90 anyvbefe We plea1e.
BY this time IL was 8 o'clock q n.
When the fairy subsidized Captain SchO
lana tarnsd 10 me aud said I have run
a slasmsr on Puqes Sound for nine
wears. and carried maay excursions. bat
never fell IN With such an unreasona-
bls crowd a. ahis.i Governor Sempla
then called % James Alien. son Of the
cwasF % The craft, and asked hin vhy
~ ala nat discharge the captAle Mt.
Allsn Feulied that Captain scholand wes
u,asfes az tie boat, and be bad no right
% q scharre hin, and that be bad no
dssirs 20 DO 90. &c The eaptAin was try
ms 10 dc his whale daty.
swe then eook on t0a Of coal, and
sot away IL II oiclock on SundAy. fos
PoFf Discover. while on this run Ne
GoverEaf ehaaee8 TIE pfosramrae and
decided 70 90 70 Duneeness. Weea re
wera neariy there be SEdeFed the Zap
tain 10 60 10 Port Angeles We uers
nearly oat Of water, and veas into
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